Overview
- The Mohegan tribe's gambling arm, Mohegan Gaming Advisors, will cease managing Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City after a decade-long partnership.
- The decision follows the death of Resorts co-owner Dennis Gomes in 2012, which left the casino facing significant operational and market challenges.
- Mohegan's management brought stability and direction to Resorts, helping it to stand on its own and achieve independent operation.
- Under Mohegan's management, Resorts saw an increase in gambling revenue from $130.8 million in 2012 to $163 million last year.
- Cross-marketing between Resorts and Mohegan casinos will end with the management agreement, but Resorts plans to launch new marketing programs.